'KISS: Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child Goes Gold'.

The PC version and its Collector's Edition sold 42,000 units in the U.S. Just as aptly, underneath all the irony, make-up and gothic ramblings, it isn't really worth the effort.' There is a live chat session between certain hours where you can ask questions via chat with some of the KPC staff…WAY IMPRESSED! Other games should follow this idea!' However, Edge gave it three out of ten, saying, 'A lot like Kiss themselves, The Nightmare Child is comically frightening and utterly over the top.

Not only is there a forum where gamers can post games and ask questions that the KPC staff can answer as well as fellow gamers. Kevin 'BIFF Giacobbi of GameZone gave the PC version nine out of ten, saying, 'THIS GAME ROCKS! What I am most pleased with is the support that the web site offers. This will seem interesting only if the last game you ever played was Doom.' Trouble is, those sights weren't set very high.

However, Jeff Lundrigan of NextGen said of the PC version, 'To be fair, this title accomplishes what it set its sights to do. The game received 'mixed or average reviews' on both platforms according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. The game was exhibited during E3 1999 at Gathering of Developers' booth across the street from the event alongside booth babes and live music, dwarves dressed as members of Kiss promoted the game. The PC version was also distributed with the November edition of Computer Buyer in 2000. The PC version of the game was done on an enhanced version of the Lithtech engine, licensed from Monolith Productions. Versions for PlayStation and Game Boy Color were planned, but were later canceled. Kiss: Psycho Circus was the first game to be developed by Third Law Interactive, themselves having recently formed in December 1998 after a widely publicized mass walkout from Ion Storm. The game's story revolves around a Kiss tribute band, who suddenly receive superhuman powers. The game is based on Todd McFarlane's Kiss: Psycho Circus series of comic books, themselves inspired by the rock band Kiss. It was also released later that year for Dreamcast (using Windows CE) following a port by Tremor Entertainment. Kiss: Psycho Circus: The Nightmare Child is a first-person shooter video game developed by American studio Third Law Interactive and published by Gathering of Developers for Microsoft Windows in July 2000. Single-player, multiplayer (PC version only)

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